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This past month, Voyage LA Magazine interviewed composer Nicolas Repetto regarding his scoring career, his struggles, projects he’s worked on, and much more.
You can catch the interview on the link below!
Voyage LA Magazine interviews Nicolas Repetto
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NICOLAS REPETTO, Guest Conductor
Contact person:
Helen Hauser (305) 342-2777
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Photos and interviews available
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE—
“The Silver Screen” – Family Pops Concert
Sunday, November 19, 2017, 4:00 PM ** Pinecrest Gardens,
11000 Red Road, Pinecrest, FL 33156
The Alhambra Orchestra, with guest conductor Nicolas Repetto–an up-and-coming film composer from South Florida — invites the public to visit beautiful Pinecrest Gardens for a lively concert of movie music. Current and classic film and video game themes will be performed by our full symphony orchestra. You’ll recognize a medley of themes by John Williams (the Star Wars composer), music from Pirates of the Caribbean and Phantom of the Opera, plus...

The Plural of Blood (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) will be available for purchase on iTunes, Amazon Music, CD Baby and all digital platforms starting Friday, November 10, 2017.
ALBUM DESCRIPTION
Ethereal, evocative, emotionally-charged original score to the film, The Plural of Blood.
ALBUM NOTES
Director Mary-Lyn Chambers and I started discussing the score months before principal photography began. She shared with me her ideas of what the score needed to feel like emotionally. I was able to take her ideas and suggestions and craft a score that utlizes child vocal solos, women’s choir, and synthesized instruments to evoke feelings of interconnectivity and turmoil between our characters as we tell their intricate story.
Winner of the Silver Medal from 2017...

The Spectrum Symphony will perform Nicolas Repetto’s Danse Diabolique for String Orchestra on Friday, October 20, 2017 in New York City for the Symphony’s Halloween-themed concert. The work will be conducted by Maestro David A. Grunberg as he leads the string section of the Spectrum Symphony.
Danse Diabolique was born out of a love for syncopated music that makes one move and dance. The syncopated, driving rhythms are contrasted by lyrical lines played in the violin and viola sections. A rhythmic motive initiated by the viola and cello sections starts the diabolical journey of dance and lyricism. A contrasting lyrical B section, in 6/8, almost waltz-like, shows a softer side of this dance journey.
Various tango elements are also found in this piece...

Nicolas provided music for the We The Future launch video.
From We The Future:
Millennials are now the largest — and most progressive — bloc of eligible voters in the country, but less than 20% are likely to vote in 2018. We the Future is combining proven political organizing strategies with digital technology to increase millennial turnout and flip the House blue in 2018. We’re arming our supporters with new tools that leverage social networks and digital communication channels to mobilize their friends and communities in elections.
See the We The Future launch video...

Yesterday, we recorded my score to The Plural of Blood, dir. by Mary-Lyn Chambers at Riot Drum Studio. The score featured ethereal child solos sung by Dalia, the very daughter of our vocal contractor, Ayana Haviv. Dalia’s voice added so much innocence and depth to the score and we were all extremely happy to have Dalia sing on our score.
Later that day, we also recorded our quartet: Ayana Haviv, Elyse Willis, Aleta Braxton, and Clydene Jackson. This amazing group of women sang and heightened all emotional components of the score and brought musicality and artistry to it as well. I could not be happier with their performance. We even had some aleatoric bits in the score with Ayana and Clydene belting out some “wails” and they were spot on and...

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Nicolas was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and moved to Miami, FL at an early age. He got his first break scoring a series of commercials for Beber Silverstein Group and their client, Broward Health Systems. His music can now be heard on The Learning Channel and Univision.
Nicolas enjoys the collaboration between producer, director and composer. The push and pull of ideas is a driving force until the music has been composed in an organic and story/character-driven manner. Getting into the psyche of the story and characters is how Nicolas writes his music.
Living in Los Angeles, Nicolas is an active member of the film scoring community and is working on several film and multimedia projects.